Politics
Breaking: Northern group eyes Jonathan return to power
Former President Goodluck Jonathan is reportedly being courted by a group of northern politicians to return to power in 2027.
According to sources, the North has lost faith in the current administration and believes Jonathan is the only one who can unite the country and address the lingering issues of insecurity, economy, and political instability.
Jonathan’s potential return to power has sparked mixed reactions, with some hailing it as a welcome development while others express concerns about his past record and the implications for the country’s political landscape.
Our source further revealed that the choice of Jonathan become the only option since the former president is from the south and has tenure limitation with his wider acceptability.
As the plot unfolds, Nigerians are eagerly watching to see if Jonathan will accept the offer and how this will impact the country’s political landscape in the coming months.
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